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	As a result Ed and Ida argued that Harry should remain banned from Pusta unless he agreed to stop attacking neutral groups. [[Irish]] firmly rejected this position. During the discussion, a Firefly recruit named Vyco accused [[Irish]] of violating the [[Fireflies]]’ rules of engagement. Concerned by Vyco's allegations, the other [[Fireflies]] asked [[Irish]] to lay down his weapons and submit to custody. [[Irish]] refused, threw his armband at Ed, and walked out, joining Harry in forming the [[Insurgency]].		As a result Ed and Ida argued that Harry should remain banned from Pusta unless he agreed to stop attacking neutral groups. Irish firmly rejected this position. During the discussion, a Firefly recruit named Vyco accused [[Irish]] of violating the [[Fireflies]]’ rules of engagement. Concerned by Vyco's allegations, the other [[Fireflies]] asked Irish to lay down his weapons and submit to custody. [[Irish]] refused, threw his armband at Ed, and walked out, joining Harry in forming the [[Insurgency]].

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	Irish’s mental state continued to decline from this point on. Suffering greatly from PTSD episodes and hallucinations. Often Irish could be heard muttering to himself “it’ll be okay when Harry’s back.” Irish began self medicating for his condition with codeine pills, regularly popping pills during stressful situations throughout the day. Several times Irish hallucinated both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Alastor Blackthorn]] who would often attempt to goad Irish into taking more extreme actions.		Irish’s mental state continued to decline from this point on. Suffering greatly from PTSD episodes and hallucinations. Often Irish could be heard muttering to himself “it’ll be okay when Harry’s back.” Irish began self medicating for his condition with codeine pills, regularly popping pills during stressful situations throughout the day. Several times Irish hallucinated both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Alastor Blackthorn]] who would often attempt to goad Irish into taking more extreme actions.
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	Irish searched tirelessly alongside the rest of the [[Fireflies]] and [[Harry Churches]] who had returned from exile to assist during the crisis, until [[Everett Reed]], who had found Pete barely alive and attempted to save him, was able to bring him to Pusta. There, Irish was reunited with his friend for the final time. Despite every effort by Reed and the [[Fireflies]]' doctors, Pete's wounds were declared fatal.		Irish searched tirelessly alongside the rest of the [[Fireflies]] and [[Harry Churches]] who had returned from exile to assist during the crisis, until [[Everett Reed]], who had found Pete barely alive and attempted to save him, was able to bring him to Pusta. There, Irish was reunited with his friend for the final time. Despite every effort by Reed and the [[Fireflies]]' doctors, Pete's wounds were declared fatal.

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	On 4th August 2024, [[Harry Churches]] stepped down as leader of the [[Fireflies]] and appointed [[Pete Roberts]] as his successor. Pete's leadership emphasized hope, rehabilitation, and the belief that people could change, while remaining faithful to the [[Fireflies]]' original ideals. Harry departed the group entirely, convinced that his increasingly cynical outlook and readiness to employ harsher methods had become incompatible with what the [[Fireflies]] were meant to represent.		On 4th August 2024, [[Harry Churches]] stepped down as leader of the [[Fireflies]] and appointed [[Pete Roberts]] as his successor. Pete's leadership emphasized hope, rehabilitation, and the belief that people could change, while remaining faithful to the [[Fireflies]]' original ideals. Harry departed the group entirely, convinced that his increasingly cynical outlook and readiness to employ harsher methods had become incompatible with what the [[Fireflies]] were meant to represent.
	Of all the [[Fireflies]], Irish took Harry's departure the hardest. One of the few members who openly shared many of Harry's concerns, he felt as though he had lost both a mentor and a close friend. This perspective only worsened when Mike returned to the gang. Though he remained loyal to the Fireflies and continued to serve under Pete's leadership, Harry's departure left a lasting impact on him, and Irish often represented Harry’s beliefs and values long after he was gone. The event marked the beginning of a growing internal conflict between the hopeful ideals that had first inspired Irish to join the [[Fireflies]] and the harsher realities of the world that Harry had taught him to confront.		Of all the [[Fireflies]], Irish took Harry's departure the hardest. One of the few members who openly shared many of Harry's concerns, he felt as though he had lost both a mentor and a close friend. This perspective only worsened when Mike returned to the gang. Though he remained loyal to the Fireflies and continued to serve under Pete's leadership, Harry's departure left a lasting impact on him, and Irish often represented Harry’s beliefs and values long after he was gone. The event marked the beginning of a growing internal conflict between the hopeful ideals that had first inspired Irish to join the [[Fireflies]] and the harsher realities of the world that Harry had taught him to confront.


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	Irish’s mental state continued to decline from this point on. Suffering greatly from PTSD episodes and hallucinations. Often Irish could be heard muttering to himself “it’ll be okay when Harry’s back.” Irish began self medicating for his condition with codeine pills, regularly popping pills during stressful situations throughout the day. Several times Irish hallucinated both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Alastor Blackthorn]] who would often attempt to goad Irish into taking more extreme actions.		Irish’s mental state continued to decline from this point on. Suffering greatly from PTSD episodes and hallucinations. Often Irish could be heard muttering to himself “it’ll be okay when Harry’s back.” Irish began self medicating for his condition with codeine pills, regularly popping pills during stressful situations throughout the day. Several times Irish hallucinated both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Alastor Blackthorn]] who would often attempt to goad Irish into taking more extreme actions.
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	[[Vadim]] forced Pete into an impossible choice: kill Santiago or himself. Staying true to his principles, Pete refused to harm his friend and instead attempted to take his own life. [[Vadim]] responded by shooting Santiago before forcing Pete to broadcast a final message over the radio and riddling him with bullets as punishment for the [[Fireflies]]' actions against the biker gangs.		[[Vadim]] forced Pete into an impossible choice: kill Santiago or himself. Staying true to his principles, Pete refused to harm his friend and instead attempted to take his own life. [[Vadim]] responded by shooting Santiago before forcing Pete to broadcast a final message over the radio and riddling him with bullets as punishment for the [[Fireflies]]' actions against the biker gangs.


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	Irish searched tirelessly alongside the rest of the [[Fireflies]] and [[Harry Churches]] who had returned from exile to assist during the crisis, until [[Everett Reed]], who had found Pete barely alive and attempted to save him, was able to bring him to Pusta. There, Irish was reunited with his friend for the final time. Despite every effort by Reed and the [[Fireflies]]' doctors, Pete's wounds were declared fatal.		Irish searched tirelessly alongside the rest of the [[Fireflies]] and [[Harry Churches]] who had returned from exile to assist during the crisis, until [[Everett Reed]], who had found Pete barely alive and attempted to save him, was able to bring him to Pusta. There, Irish was reunited with his friend for the final time. Despite every effort by Reed and the [[Fireflies]]' doctors, Pete's wounds were declared fatal.

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	'''Status:''' Alive		'''Status:''' Alive


	Bryan “Irish” C. was one of the first members of the reformed [[Fireflies]], joining the group in February of 2023. As a senior member Irish held a lot of influence and was close friends with both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Pete Roberts]] with both leaders valuing his opinion during their tenure. Irish fought hard in the Blackthorn war, and served in many Firefly conflicts. Irish was deeply impacted and shaped by the loss and trauma he received during his years in Chernarus fighting for hope. Eventually becoming a much more harsh and unforgiving person over time. He would go on to renounce his membership of the [[Fireflies]] after the divide caused by [[Pete Roberts]]’ death, and became a founding member of Harry’s [[Insurgency]] in 2026, serving as the group's second in command.		Bryan “Irish” C. was one of the first members of the reformed [[Fireflies]], joining the group in February of 2023. As a senior member Irish held a lot of influence and was close friends with both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Pete Roberts]] with both leaders valuing his opinion during their tenure. Irish fought hard in the Blackthorn war, and served in many Firefly conflicts. Irish was deeply impacted and shaped by the loss and trauma he received during his years in Chernarus fighting for hope. Eventually becoming a much more harsh and unforgiving person over time. He would go on to renounce his membership of the [[Fireflies]] after the divide caused by [[Pete Roberts]]’ death, and became a founding member of Harry’s [[Insurgency]] in 2026, serving as the group's second in command.

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	Throughout the war against the [[Blackthorn Gang]], Irish had come to admire Harry, viewing him as a mentor who understood the burden of loss and responsibility better than anyone else in the Fireflies. Having struggled with the guilt of Stary Sobor and the deaths of his comrades, Irish found reassurance in Harry's uncompromising determination and willingness to confront difficult truths.		Throughout the war against the [[Blackthorn Gang]], Irish had come to admire Harry, viewing him as a mentor who understood the burden of loss and responsibility better than anyone else in the Fireflies. Having struggled with the guilt of Stary Sobor and the deaths of his comrades, Irish found reassurance in Harry's uncompromising determination and willingness to confront difficult truths.
	Tensions within the [[Fireflies]] came to a head on 27th July 2024 regarding [[Mike Callahan]], a former Blackthorn member who had left the group and claimed he wanted to walk away from the war. While [[Pete Roberts]] and much of the group believed Mike deserved an opportunity for redemption, Harry argued that those responsible for such suffering could not simply be forgiven without earning it. Irish found himself among the very few who agreed with Harry, believing that accountability was just as important as mercy. The disagreement exposed a growing ideological divide within the [[Fireflies]] and made it clear that Harry's vision for the future no longer aligned with that of the group he had founded.		Tensions within the [[Fireflies]] came to a head on 27th July 2024 regarding [[Mike Callahan]], a former Blackthorn member who had left the group and claimed he wanted to walk away from the war. While [[Pete Roberts]] and much of the group believed Mike deserved an opportunity for redemption, Harry argued that those responsible for such suffering could not simply be forgiven without earning it. Irish found himself among the very few who agreed with Harry, believing that accountability was just as important as mercy. The disagreement exposed a growing ideological divide within the [[Fireflies]] and made it clear that Harry's vision for the future no longer aligned with that of the group he had founded.

	On 4th August 2024, [[Harry Churches]] stepped down as leader of the [[Fireflies]] and appointed [[Pete Roberts]] as his successor. Pete's leadership emphasized hope, rehabilitation, and the belief that people could change, while remaining faithful to the [[Fireflies]]' original ideals. Harry departed the group entirely, convinced that his increasingly cynical outlook and readiness to employ harsher methods had become incompatible with what the [[Fireflies]] were meant to represent.		On 4th August 2024, [[Harry Churches]] stepped down as leader of the [[Fireflies]] and appointed [[Pete Roberts]] as his successor. Pete's leadership emphasized hope, rehabilitation, and the belief that people could change, while remaining faithful to the [[Fireflies]]' original ideals. Harry departed the group entirely, convinced that his increasingly cynical outlook and readiness to employ harsher methods had become incompatible with what the [[Fireflies]] were meant to represent.
	Of all the [[Fireflies]], Irish took Harry's departure the hardest. One of the few members who openly shared many of Harry's concerns, he felt as though he had lost both a mentor and a close friend. This perspective only worsened when Mike returned to the gang. Though he remained loyal to the Fireflies and continued to serve under Pete's leadership, Harry's departure left a lasting impact on him, and Irish often represented Harry’s beliefs and values long after he was gone. The event marked the beginning of a growing internal conflict between the hopeful ideals that had first inspired Irish to join the [[Fireflies]] and the harsher realities of the world that Harry had taught him to confront.		Of all the [[Fireflies]], Irish took Harry's departure the hardest. One of the few members who openly shared many of Harry's concerns, he felt as though he had lost both a mentor and a close friend. This perspective only worsened when Mike returned to the gang. Though he remained loyal to the Fireflies and continued to serve under Pete's leadership, Harry's departure left a lasting impact on him, and Irish often represented Harry’s beliefs and values long after he was gone. The event marked the beginning of a growing internal conflict between the hopeful ideals that had first inspired Irish to join the [[Fireflies]] and the harsher realities of the world that Harry had taught him to confront.

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	[[Vadim]] forced Pete into an impossible choice: kill Santiago or himself. Staying true to his principles, Pete refused to harm his friend and instead attempted to take his own life. [[Vadim]] responded by shooting Santiago before forcing Pete to broadcast a final message over the radio and riddling him with bullets as punishment for the [[Fireflies]]' actions against the biker gangs.		[[Vadim]] forced Pete into an impossible choice: kill Santiago or himself. Staying true to his principles, Pete refused to harm his friend and instead attempted to take his own life. [[Vadim]] responded by shooting Santiago before forcing Pete to broadcast a final message over the radio and riddling him with bullets as punishment for the [[Fireflies]]' actions against the biker gangs.

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	Irish searched tirelessly alongside the rest of the [[Fireflies]] and [[Harry Churches]] who had returned from exile to assist during the crisis, until [[Everett Reed]], who had found Pete barely alive and attempted to save him, was able to bring him to Pusta. There, Irish was reunited with his friend for the final time. Despite every effort by Reed and the [[Fireflies]]' doctors, Pete's wounds were declared fatal.		Irish searched tirelessly alongside the rest of the [[Fireflies]] and [[Harry Churches]] who had returned from exile to assist during the crisis, until [[Everett Reed]], who had found Pete barely alive and attempted to save him, was able to bring him to Pusta. There, Irish was reunited with his friend for the final time. Despite every effort by Reed and the [[Fireflies]]' doctors, Pete's wounds were declared fatal.
	This loss devastated Irish. Pete had saved his life when he first arrived in Chernarus and had been the man who introduced him to the [[Fireflies]]. When Pete asked to be taken to Bart's Pond for his final moments, Irish helped support him alongside Harry. After delivering his last words and urging the group not to seek vengeance, but justice, Pete used Harry's pistol to end his life on 1st November 2025. Irish stood beside Harry and witnessed his friend's death.		This loss devastated Irish. Pete had saved his life when he first arrived in Chernarus and had been the man who introduced him to the [[Fireflies]]. When Pete asked to be taken to Bart's Pond for his final moments, Irish helped support him alongside Harry. After delivering his last words and urging the group not to seek vengeance, but justice, Pete used Harry's pistol to end his life on 1st November 2025. Irish stood beside Harry and witnessed his friend's death.
	Pete's death left a lasting impact on Irish. Torn between Pete's ideals of hope and the anger he felt toward those responsible, he began traveling with [[Harry Churches]] hunting for the [[Forsaken Loyalists]]. Though the group endured and continued to uphold Pete's legacy, Irish never fully recovered from the loss of the man who had first given him a purpose in Chernarus.		Pete's death left a lasting impact on Irish. Torn between Pete's ideals of hope and the anger he felt toward those responsible, he began traveling with [[Harry Churches]] hunting for the [[Forsaken Loyalists]]. Though the group endured and continued to uphold Pete's legacy, Irish never fully recovered from the loss of the man who had first given him a purpose in Chernarus.

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	After months of searching for the Loyalists with the [[Fireflies]] and Harry had turned up nothing, Vadim was the one to find Irish first. Separated and alone, Irish was captured and taken into the woods by the Loyalists where he was beaten, and eventually shot. [[Harry Churches]], who had been with Irish moments before his capture, heard the gunfire and found Irish’s broken body.		After months of searching for the Loyalists with the [[Fireflies]] and Harry had turned up nothing, Vadim was the one to find Irish first. Separated and alone, Irish was captured and taken into the woods by the Loyalists where he was beaten, and eventually shot. [[Harry Churches]], who had been with Irish moments before his capture, heard the gunfire and found Irish’s broken body.

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	On 4th August 2024, [[Harry Churches]] stepped down as leader of the [[Fireflies]] and appointed [[Pete Roberts]] as his successor. Pete's leadership emphasized hope, rehabilitation, and the belief that people could change, while remaining faithful to the [[Fireflies]]' original ideals. Harry departed the group entirely, convinced that his increasingly cynical outlook and readiness to employ harsher methods had become incompatible with what the [[Fireflies]] were meant to represent.		On 4th August 2024, [[Harry Churches]] stepped down as leader of the [[Fireflies]] and appointed [[Pete Roberts]] as his successor. Pete's leadership emphasized hope, rehabilitation, and the belief that people could change, while remaining faithful to the [[Fireflies]]' original ideals. Harry departed the group entirely, convinced that his increasingly cynical outlook and readiness to employ harsher methods had become incompatible with what the [[Fireflies]] were meant to represent.
	Of all the [[Fireflies]], Irish took Harry's departure the hardest. One of the few members who openly shared many of Harry's concerns, he felt as though he had lost both a mentor and a close friend. This perspective only worsened when Mike returned to the gang. Though he remained loyal to the Fireflies and continued to serve under Pete's leadership, Harry's departure left a lasting impact on him, and Irish often represented Harry’s beliefs and values long after he was gone. The event marked the beginning of a growing internal conflict between the hopeful ideals that had first inspired Irish to join the [[Fireflies]] and the harsher realities of the world that Harry had taught him to confront.		Of all the [[Fireflies]], Irish took Harry's departure the hardest. One of the few members who openly shared many of Harry's concerns, he felt as though he had lost both a mentor and a close friend. This perspective only worsened when Mike returned to the gang. Though he remained loyal to the Fireflies and continued to serve under Pete's leadership, Harry's departure left a lasting impact on him, and Irish often represented Harry’s beliefs and values long after he was gone. The event marked the beginning of a growing internal conflict between the hopeful ideals that had first inspired Irish to join the [[Fireflies]] and the harsher realities of the world that Harry had taught him to confront.



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	Pete's death left a lasting impact on Irish. Torn between Pete's ideals of hope and the anger he felt toward those responsible, he began traveling with [[Harry Churches]] hunting for the [[Forsaken Loyalists]]. Though the group endured and continued to uphold Pete's legacy, Irish never fully recovered from the loss of the man who had first given him a purpose in Chernarus.		Pete's death left a lasting impact on Irish. Torn between Pete's ideals of hope and the anger he felt toward those responsible, he began traveling with [[Harry Churches]] hunting for the [[Forsaken Loyalists]]. Though the group endured and continued to uphold Pete's legacy, Irish never fully recovered from the loss of the man who had first given him a purpose in Chernarus.

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	After months of searching for the Loyalists with the [[Fireflies]] and Harry had turned up nothing, Vadim was the one to find Irish first. Separated and alone, Irish was captured and taken into the woods by the Loyalists where he was beaten, and eventually shot. [[Harry Churches]], who had been with Irish moments before his capture, heard the gunfire and found Irish’s broken body.		After months of searching for the Loyalists with the [[Fireflies]] and Harry had turned up nothing, Vadim was the one to find Irish first. Separated and alone, Irish was captured and taken into the woods by the Loyalists where he was beaten, and eventually shot. [[Harry Churches]], who had been with Irish moments before his capture, heard the gunfire and found Irish’s broken body.

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	Irish’s mental state continued to decline from this point on. Suffering greatly from PTSD episodes and hallucinations. Often Irish could be heard muttering to himself “it’ll be okay when Harry’s back.” Irish began self medicating for his condition with codeine pills, regularly popping pills during stressful situations throughout the day. Several times Irish hallucinated both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Alastor Blackthorn]] who would often attempt to goad Irish into taking more extreme actions.		Irish’s mental state continued to decline from this point on. Suffering greatly from PTSD episodes and hallucinations. Often Irish could be heard muttering to himself “it’ll be okay when Harry’s back.” Irish began self medicating for his condition with codeine pills, regularly popping pills during stressful situations throughout the day. Several times Irish hallucinated both [[Harry Churches]] and [[Alastor Blackthorn]] who would often attempt to goad Irish into taking more extreme actions.